PM Modi at number one and the 40th name is surprising...
Voting for the sixth phase of lok sabha elections in delhi is to be held on May 25. The contest in delhi is between bjp and Indi alliance. There is an alliance between aam aadmi party and congress in delhi, under which AAP is contesting on four and congress on three lok sabha seats of Delhi. Be it bjp, aam aadmi party or congress, everyone has announced the names of candidates for all the seven seats of Delhi. The election campaign in delhi has reached its peak and all the parties are busy campaigning vigorously. Similarly, bjp has also released the list of star campaigners. There are names of 40 campaigners in this list. While BJP's CMs from different states are coming to campaign in delhi, the 40th name in this list is surprising.
BJP has also included the name of Arvinder Singh Lovely, who joined the party two days ago, in the list of 40 campaigners. Lovely had joined bjp for the second time on May 4. After staying in the party (BJP) for some time in 2018, he left it and again joined Congress. Former delhi congress president Arvinder Singh Lovely joined bjp on saturday and along with him, former delhi government minister Rajkumar Chauhan, former mla Neeraj Basoya and Naseeb Singh and some other leaders also joined the BJP.
In the list of star campaigners of delhi, apart from amit shah, Rajnath Singh, UP chief minister Yogi Adityanath, madhya pradesh chief minister Mohan Yadav, uttarakhand chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, rajasthan chief minister Bhajan Lal Sharma and assam chief minister Hemant Biswa Sharma, Anil Arvinder Singh Lovely's name is also at number 40 along with Baluni, Manoj Tiwari, hema Malini, Harsh Vardhan, Meenashi Lekhi, Vijay Goyal, Pravesh Verma, Ramesh Bidhuri, gautam Gambhir, Vijendra Gupta, Satish Upadhyay. After joining bjp, Lovely praised the bjp leadership including prime minister Narendra Modi and said that they gave him and his colleagues the opportunity to join the party at a time when they were feeling lost. He said that Modi will retain power with a huge majority in the current lok sabha elections.
